SEM
amass autiscairrevat:
TWO DOLLAItB per annuttl, pavablelin
ICS if not paid within Mx. montiia—,s4 8
not paittwithln the year.
To mlin": •
Three eldes to one addrees,(lu advance,) '
t‘tecol •do do . .• 110 • „,
a. Fifteen "do . do do
dub sublicripiloos must be invariably p
vaunt, mad sent to one addrevr, . .
- ro oaaateltaOVilltall: tar
The Jolituran will be furnlahitil ttO Carnet",
at ti per 100 eoPteli'llinik on delivery. -
air rmrgytmeie and *Will Teachers suppliOd
et $l in advance.
Tilt LOP Of xnrepanatle. ,
it aubteribers order the discontinuance of
roper". the publiaber may continue to seed b
all trreerattes are paid.
It iiiittaierthere neglect 'Or re C; ‘ take . ..4htliffl
par" [An tint office. to which they etW:'Airiirtel ,
held responsible unlit they have eettled the t
ordored thorn discontinued.
•
if
',abaci-there move to other placr.without It
the publisher, and the newspapers are aunt toll
dcroollon,tbey are bald . • „L
T h•• court" hare decided I bet refolds* , 101"Ict
r•• from thrrolltee, or removing, and leav i ng l
led for, is prima facia evidence of Intentioheil
. •
RATES OF ADVERTISIN
One square of 10.1lues, 50 tents fur one inset'
.Inert ineertioni.ts rents oath: 3 lines •
arts—sutmequent Insertions, 12 , 4 reels ear,
ot ken/outs over 3 linta, (or short periods,
tuare.
L.TTRS. O. . TWO. • runs&
'tree lines, 63 . 88 $1 23,
~ur tines, 80 . 125 175 ••
Ito lines, 100 160 •2 0 0 3 0 91
IX lines, 125 223• 200
'von lines, 125 25 2 7 0 • ss , .
nht line 4, 125 2
2 22 300 66 9
25 285 • 5 00. .
e
Linea, 115
AIL OTX.I TITX4.IWI4 COTXTXD M• •QOARI OF
• pg . nate. 1 25 232 3:6 636
25 400 '5
00 9 Q 0
2 . 50 500 - 750 12 00
iquares, 4 50 - 600 800 14 (0 ,
ter mi., 0 O , Y 9 00,. 12,60 18 Ott
.„•bar get sistFe for short perl oda, as per
Ndliers, $1 oath—aecompaubts
advertisement, +5O rents each. '
Advertisements before Morels/tee and Westl i .s.,
per. line for Orst insertion — subsequent insert! n
per, lino. Nine words areeoonted an a line In tale
41erchauti and others. advertising by the ly
`taupe ; and s standing advertisement ant exe
Ines, 'will be eharge t ti neindlug ntit*'eription
!pa to the amoun t tont. squares; with chain-,
Ken and subscription,
' ha , - '‘t the nip
it bout changes; rat the rates designated aboVe.
Advertisements set in, larger type than usual
writed: per cent.'adiance. on these ,pricea l .. a
111 he charged the, Mlle en letter prates: 1
Trmienaertisements received from Adil
gents a bnxel. except et :a per cent. advent* o
rites, unless by specbil agreement with the Ohl
Marriages 2.5 cents each. Deaths acvmpanied i
7.5 cents, wittholit notices, no charge.
All nottres. oteepitholto of a religious diens ;
t educational purposes, will be charged 23 eintat
,nmber of linos under 10. Over 1Q ]lnes, 4 (Tilts'.
!di tlonnt. :
Pefeeedings of meetinot not of a general or PO ,
eha,teett at 4 ciinks per line fm each Insert I
To facilitate ealculitthns stearin state that' 3'
eke a column—l 64 lines a half column—and
13rtei col on; n. '2052 words =lkea : column—T r 4/
ut
lun—ond 738 a quarter cohnsn. All. odd
Belt square, cite rgcd at the rate of 4 cents la% 13 11
ee'time..and 8 cents per line for
.
Yearly advertisers artist confine
buslneas. Agencies foi
.tc., sr. dot incindel In Lilt
WIRE SCR
ESTERLY*FI
Manufacturers of Wire
7:0 ULD rpectfull'
of gentlemen enrage
ir e4il sereens of the 'carton% t
'
.aardtfaritilles for turning out the beat of Wort ,
oundotiva and thapatch. Having thetnost e pe
mbrio the State (h.Oy can guarantee all wo k
qr Factory. •
torairinp 'featly and sqbstanlially dime AI f e
ire.
.reen Belle. Cog`wherle, Fidgeway Hinge, RIR
v. Er:, Er., al waym on hand.
ordere dtreeled to the firm by mall or left
ttrly's hardware atom will receive prompt att
July 4, 'L7• •
- ' KURTZ do HEI,SLER.
(Late Kartz,•lteyerle & Co,)
Mannficturers
Wire Coal Screens, Coal Itidtils
Brooms, Sc., 3e.,l4lnertnille,ic
r vyr„ vim County.
Thankful tor theliberalpatr: o.
•
tent tell from the Coal Dealers and others
ntld most respectfully sellelt their emit.°
All work done at our shop will be wat'rat
en« need be afraid of getting a badjOb.
Shrta belne one of the eldest, and them.
wed IVire Ir.rker.ln the county, we teelaute,t
turn out the hest Coal Screens In the Tten!on
411 'orders addressed toll. 11. Kurtz, Mlnersvllll
Il,•ls'et. l'uttsiille or Kurtz 3: Heisler—MlT/el
It •be ptomptly at tende4 to. ON Scree'its
day 10. 1 SAft
IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY & NIACNINF SHOI
vorr.Carbon. Sch
If ity . it Co.,kp
1% . WINTERSTE EN 111
hit:readiness. from t he el - nutlet
man
"the above ed establ Irian nt
ly all orders in hls4line of Mrs
mch Mr Steam
coil llrenkers. Carti ngs and .'l,
eery NI tern !---Ileyarrants his work to Or
ith : an accordingly solicits patronage at it,
dam 27.11457
UNDRY AND' N)t
lACHINE'S
Stearn' Car runt ory, &c. 1
NOTICE.—Y he busilleiP Crt)ell
-of SNYDER & 311I,NES, will m
d by the subscriber in all Its 1
inches of Steam Engine bull In
m
)uhder, anufacturer' of al it
den.; for Rolling Mills, Dlast Furnace . It
1.1
..4r...tc. • Ile will also contlq Si
ui the bun SS t
and Selling the celebrated i'mc Flirts/ Illule A
, t s irnei ~ , ‘ "polln rein: Red Ash rinte:awiing , efle i
`,thesqt`olllerles , :GEORGIE W.F.:IV:I
nary i 1.1107 3-t
- SVILLE ROLLING MILL.,
'I HE SE H.SCHIISER.S l i ar eon
lantl- manufacturing various s ee of
Milers' Rails. weighing T.i, 25 1 , 50,52
nd 40 pounds per yard.• Aim large
Lnile of the most approved terns
, ,•41, 66 and 00 pounds per yard. ' the
...e ofj the past fl oe years. we feel en fl tat c
i
1
Ma Railkunsurpassed in quality by any ill In tr
itryl.' Ail business communications ad r' gd
ire. V 1 IIILr! k Soc. Iron Factors . Volt II e. •
with prompt attention. JNO.litißNlS►l_ol C
i ,, .20, 'fl7 11-N4
O ALTO' ROLLING - MILL
TliE'Subscribets beg jenee on
,ounce to their friends and the 'obi
:euerally.that their new Rolling 1111
l'al(Y Alto is now complete. ar‘d n ft
)peration. and that they are piep red
lo of ration s patterns. weighing, fro 22
per yard. Also, different sizes of dat,tolus e s.
int uierrhants' bar Iron.
niers for rails...Ur bar Iron are respeetfullyiso Ott
1 will meet with Prcnipt attention If kite!! ler
.ItolliUg Mill. Bright .Ar Lereh's Hardware litre
Ire street, or at their office, ft. E. Corner lof eni
Market streets,•2,l story.. ILA YWOOD,LE4.:
:in. 1. '57 ; 7 ' • e ••t
OPERATOR 4 & MI
)neer Boller Mr ( mks.
The subscriber respectfully inv eti
'tendon of the businera rounhu ity
le Boller Worlis,ou Steßroad Ptr Lis
rw the passenger Depot, rettavit e, Pa„
...'here he to prepared to inattufatu e
• Bill LERS OF EVElti
Stoke, Air Stacks. Blast Pipes. °sawn* ,Drill
&c., Boilers on hand.
practical mechanic and having for years d vote
If entirely to thin branch of the businesis: fin
ilniself that work done nt, his eatabli.hroe t
atbdactlon to all who .may favor Turn .itira .
,t lanais and Companies will find it greatly re tli dr:
faze to examine his wiik before eneaginWse he.
t.'t.i - J7-t( ) • JOIIN T I
. T. , .
f 4 IM eßAFtlit f i l lftif , I lt r V og i , B l3 r
7oundOrs, respectfully Inform!h r
, !runs,and the public generally, t . h
tit
tre fully prepared at the above est. Its
moot. to manufacture ,Stesin pigl ex
rzei Pumps, Railroad and Drill Cars, and ve,
decrriplisn of Iron and Drass Castings sulfa le t
Coal mining or otliorloiFinei.s. on tho most real 'AI
mi. Moo. Blowing Cylinders for Blast Furtiitc
Rhine work in gonerni:
-.lrir of id dr
wpalrlnzof all hind!. done alth itentnensann “
tho Inwrst prima, All work furnished by diet wl
,ted perform .1.11. They wnuld Fnlk :m. it thee m
who may writ iirtirlenin their line in thisvi. 9 7lll
~ rtier% will meet with Immediate and mmnnt , He
. UPS. )."1,
W. It.. 111 DSO
arch 4,'4(i
.91y
HI AND IRON WORKS! .• ••
THE seltaCltillklaS are new fall
repnred to furnieh. at the Ashlan Irr
Steam l:nainev and Pon+ rr
~,, w er and rapacity. ( 0 1 . 11141'11g !I'm! 41
urpotatik, Coal Breakers of everyll a
..are. together selthtardlngs and Ife
. - y de,criptiona. tealaed Mitt Cars of till, 1 , 12
paiterns, large Truck'antilleraeCare.—allfe' ah
h.. , I.ortevi not In. The subterlbers. flat ter het
that. I oasni nth as every member of the Pr Is
ii... 11 ideehanlc r they will be able to furniabi lel
!bar ill compare favorably witb , any tl
t., All orders (Hearted to I:. P.(4122113. Jr illttlS. Al
I,l~=huylLill county, l a , will receive Proem . tit
L. P.. GAIINEIf.;
MICIIAMCGAIINt I
• ' ' 08E1'11 GAILVXI
0,1,,..i.MAy 10..57
DEHAVE,N'S IRON WORKS
.lieserovlle.
—711 E is prepared t
lure STEA.:II
. EN(.II:VP.." of any
'utupaot any canal' it y Coal
every devrrlptiim as Well
r
. .
_ John, 1i . .. Penrose:at South Whareea: Casper MC.1117".
... ia
'tbur
I'll"
" m3rhl "'Y'''"''' ' ' e '' Tawny ; Thomas 4 l'lbone, Presidetit of Bank of, rano.
u,147:,„11,..t°,01,1.1,"f.41,111;414a:m),.1,11:ne'iter1* g . 'Tanta ; Abner Mares. Market sl i est * lore Sixth; Ed=
~,Rerlrtlee llt the busineba,work rah I t u tied i ward 1 1 1. t Itol d t .e l n ey t ,Lco re .
/ g o Y uper a ett n t i nt
b a r ' I I
i i ir.. s ‘ b l e b l i t z I n v
i t t r v ;;; l ; i ll ix. l a i r n t :u: l a t e t itir
street;
,‘,...„.:,,,,,,,,,..t,nt the very lowext prten , 11.
: i n:
Pronkford Road : annn e ,
..rior cluality. .
,1.,.
' prrY -.
Edward , street; Lawrence Newbold, ho•
~1,,,,1rew,0f Outtlnuptuarhlneryof nIN. Ee . l' , y I . . ••• '• •- ''' ... • —.....
. ..
it , .l to rail and examine pattern. and 101,
leII 1,/ WI loiree te.htre flAktraktit,7 alsewit,r,
ors of every kind are solicited, and strict Atte I
e g iaen to t heir prompt, exeeution.. i ti .
• IS I LLIAM 111.1 . A' N.
•vt.v tile, 12teeember 9,ISM „. 4,1 f
INOTCON .
IRON WORIM .
.. .isttevtlte, Pa.,
1109. A JAS WHEN resneettily TI
it, attention of th'r hostile., tam ml
New Maehrite ,Shopan ft, nd,
?eted between Coal and Itallrdpct s vet
td' fronting on Norwegian tittrtt, h..
~-epared to exeruto all orders for maithit ty
.ml Iron. such as Steam Engines. al) I.lnds of Ilet ,
~,„ Itollinz MIN, Grist pint Saw' Mills, Si rl .:it
.‘11.1.• ~.ling Pumps, Coal Breakers, Drift Cart 411 in.
1,. , 11,..,.1 rtistintrs. such as Chairs fur flat anti T :al
..... suit.l, ,, s..t.c.'; all kind. of mutt and wr*gh Jr(
nW.7... {'.+,ln. practical "ineellanles. and Ithlng _ a ,
'l , r-to , le-or the l'o.tt IteltiOtt therritudypr em
'' ll'l •"' l '“ , M l ^ l, ln , ly in their line Of bust ors th 4
i.t.1.,,,,,,,,,,ei that notch done at their estaltllgh let
{ ;tie.. cittqat-tton to all whomay honor MO th
All orders thankfully rtA i tid MIS pro er
AI, on th...ntut „..,,,,,,„ja, .;• vr.' '' l
TIMM A '.:. 1 WItEN , JAMES IV
Nor.t./.'661
. TRENFO ---
' --
-
_ NT 11;1 - 6*OR I
'remont, licianytkitt uttty,
a TheStibseribi4e,pc-pi
!he mi,,,,,t101.11.146.1/111,A1,101,
to thole New Ma..hj,k,,,* gi mp
.i .,4 o,
try:urected4 '" qT""4`Ptin'
coder they d,-,.
...Vi n .
~. • .
_napes ... .. say. that en ? ....,._
....
.....
_" nte •Itn•••••Antlinin ve•• '• r .. ";h14 .
'i e ./. IlAt dor • Plillin 1: 1 ,,t,,,t(i, ~ irr . 1 .pr.— _ the ab0 5.,..... .re os i rt ...... lfie tli t;e s a a ni h tr d u a el o u r e
j ver ua y ., pa l rt n l 7 ria . lar.
~,. i•r•lored fooxi.rplrt . refers (or Nlar.lo * . vof I Sworn and saws,. anew,.
.. _
a _y
jun,
Awnpian.
'' clel Imn, gurh VI Strain Engines'of any:pi • rr, ' ' ff . . jaj"
Iltiv• ••I' only alp:wily. / Coil lireakersof everei des r ip. I The "flllslr'le sold in botth.s. at SIM: or 6 bottles,
n. all Una. , of Creorlinr for Rolling Mills. itrept end r''r 1 3 ..
.• liliik. brit. (!A rg. andl nal le Inds° Vallrea'd 004 n ,a, I . Cliftnist and PAs rtertsYst.
I'7.I . O7—JAMES WILIIA AlB, Al. D .
II .t' bairn (..i• Flat hied T Rails, I Mrs. IfreltOi ' H ind • ) No. 41 &with SessoMist ll44 l thilidel P hlit '
1 " 1 " 4 "4 cad and ter.aight Iron Shafllngs.• ; yr. Um- irefor sale by .1011 Y O.'gEOWN, Centre street, Potts.
''. lin., ' , i ,rt, t(raiNfrtehlknig i nnd having hAd Ite on. I aille. ; a.
'ra kat A x perlen rr for nanny yonrx in the Cow; li lon, I p e b r i i 00 .:,A ,•
allf •.• ,
,1Z 1 ,.. 4 7 1 4„ . tu , •0f . putting up .blartilnertof ally k rid
iiey „ t 447 11 00 , 1 exatillne oar patterns end Sara le
„Nvo. Leraine iwieualeited with irk. s
iin4lh ;,, J''''''utut rast ins elsewhere.. Orderbe 1.1
, 4:ially 4 . , ,hr,A.er eit i strlet at tentlnee irl 1h
• .4. ioid .a.,,, T ,,Z.M4 . V.CUt lon, haring several II 20
~,,,,,c,i,rz 14v Et:;Inel on hand. ' I • •
- ' • : C. A. kA. M. FEL
i I '
I filming
..oriner
• newopa•
I •am ua
fraud.
eehts
5 rent,'
rtislnr.
r, with
ing 15
' Ino
lines
line!, a
shalt
g Over,
ne, for
;;;amm
mine
outfit
tosup•
0 and
ne•
din
; Re and
te firm
ontin
a Howl
1 4. Iron
ends of
t limed
,f Tian
1' and
nolo
ER.
' PUBLISHED' EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY BENJAMIN IjANNAN, POTTSVILLE r SCHOLKILL COUNTY; PENISYLVASIA.
VOL. XXXIV.
MEDICINAL.
GRAS. W.,EPTING,
Wholesale and Retail
Drisairleast exact 40313.etazaart.
' 8. E. Corner Centre and Norwegian BM,
( Oppoodte Mortimer's Botel,) ,
POTTSVILLE, •PENNA•
• •
3IANUFACTGRER AND SOLE PROPRIETOR OF
Epting's Pectoiral ittheture..
=TING'S PECTORAL MIXTURE ewes Coughs.
EPTING'S PECTOItAIiIIIXTURE cares 'alums*.
EPTING'S PECTORAL MLXTITRE ; tures Bronchitis.
EPTIMI'd PECTORAL MIXTURE. cures Sore. throats. '
EPPING'S PECTORAL MMTIRE will relieve roasump
ilia pitleutsin tulvanoW stages, of ibe.disease.
EPTING'SiPECTORAL MIXTURE sold by JACOB L. Say
..llJol, AIWA& •
ECTORAtatlirnME sold by J. Malta,
Busats, Millersville. — • •
.PTI NG'S PECTORAL MIXTURE sold by WILD. Keats,
Schuylkill Ihrren." ' • .. '
EPTING'S ITAITPIL. 1 11 ! lITXTtiIE rald by AR druggist!'
. generally throughout the county. '
October 24, '57 . .
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,'
1 Philadelphia.
A bcneroret butifedien.'erldblishedby special 'endowment
' for 440rettV if the sick aid sitstrusta, Afflicted
Pirutent and Epidemic diseases.
TkIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
In view of the sinful destruction of human life,
caused by Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practiced
upon the unfortunate Actium of such diseaseabry Quacks,
several years atectelitettmli their Consulting Surgeon, as
CHARITABLE ACT wdrthy of their name;to open a
DispensarySor the, treatinent of this elass OY dlseasec,
In all their forms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRA
TN, to all who; apply by letter, with a deseription of
their condition, (age, occupation, habits of life. de..)and
•in cases of extreme.poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE. It Is needless to add that the Ate
iodation commands the highest lledialakili of Ibe age,
and will furnish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, on a review of the'past, feel' assured
that their labors hi this sphere of benevolent effort, have
been of great benefit to the sighted. especially; to the
young, and they have resolved to devote themselves,
with concord teal, to this very important but cinch des
pised cause.
Just Published by the Aeroelailon, a Report on Spey.-
- matorrheen, or Seminal Weakness. and other Diseases of
•t he Sexual Organs; by the Consulting. Sueon, which
will be sent by mall. (in a' - sealed envelope;) rg FREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt of TWO S,TA)IPS for postage.
Address. for, Report or trentutent, Dr. 'GEORGE R.
CALlloolB,Coneulting Surgeon; Howard. Asseciation,
No, 2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa..
lly orderiof the Director!: EZR.k D. H HARTWELL.
GEO. Fautenon , Secretary. ' President.
Oct. 8. '57
40-ly
Entered 'accord to of Cheek-vs: theyear 1858, by 0
S. lleerissec. in the Clerk's Office of the---
• District Oxen of the U. States ,
' for The Eastersi'Dis
. (rid Pa.
EiOBENSACK'S'
AROMATIC IRON BITTERS,
FOR. TWi CURE OF •
LiverCpwplaliit.Jnuudlte. Dyspepsia, Nervous Deb)lily.
Aathina, Dleaae of tlic. Kidneys, and all D
:arising Imm dlsordert4 Liver or Stomm i T
such sa'Constlpatlon, Flatulency, inward ••
gushing of Blood to the Ilead,
Fis'lncas or waif:lkt In the Stomach', -
Na
."
itlea,Acklity pf
• II Part bu rn. Dlaguat for
,Food,SourEructatlona, ,
' SW:lngot Flutter; •
' Jog a', ti e pit
of the
mach. I •
Switnml•lg 0 - the fiend,
Flurried or Difeculi Breathing
- Dimness et Vision. I) 311 Pain in the
Head, l'Alowneact of the skin and Eyes , .
'T' In in the Sidi., renxtent hnsi ,K instlm
of evil, and great Depression or Epirits.
These Bitters' area most useful remedy for those com
plaints the female sex are generally subject to,hylfrims
tone to the digestive on:ant—the Iron, entering the
blood, cleanser, purifies, and induces a vltroroui circula
tion, overcoming the obstructions to will ch , they are I la:
Lie, assisting nature in the pevfot mance of tboie func
tions whereby health is . recovered. and the na tient. frotn
locking pale and sickly to restored to a tivay complex
ion, '
We would;recommend this as a Tonic of superior effi
cacy, and are assured In doing no. from the DO that we
base taken great rare and snared no expense In Ito prep.
matfett, InlatalerbititshlCuldennta In the full strength
of the aetivetingredienta of which it to composed, and
that the attehttonof Phyaielana has been drawn 'to It,
and preserib4d In numerous eases with the happiest no-
sults.
CERTIiIe TE:—i.milav In g been In drdicate health for
some year's.. a isimg from Dyspepsia and Osneral
wen advised to try -11101tElibACK'S IRON TOTTER&
I used One Didtle and was restored to my former go . od
health. I deem It my duty to recommend It to the af
flicted, partli•ularlythose of my own sex, believing It
will be the means of restoring many from an untimely
grave.: flurther information cheerfully gi en at my res
idence. "- - MR'S. E. OGLE,
. Duke street, below New 3Larket, Philadelphia."
-- . \
the ' 1 1 Prepared enly byl
o
ri t ll GEORGE S. HOBENSACK, ,
1. PuanutcErriC.ii. enttilit,
.- .N. ir. corner of Third and Green streets, Phi/adellthia,
To II:am all orders must bo titfitteasett..
In" IFr Sold by JOAN G. DROWN, and CIIARLE,S.W
Ile. .EPTING, in Pottsvllle. and by Drnaglets generally. •
lat ...Price. ffil per bottle. `,Di..scoint to Dealers.
full 31arch 13, 'rtS 11.3 m •
d to ,
2to 1. •
md / WILLI - A..ALS' S . ,
I___
, ec• , ANTI-vySPEPTIC 'ELIXIR.
•at pyspepsyl i t 11is d kg wet lon 1 Ilyspepay I
1 , V MORBID - :: SENSIBILITY of the
dre , L i
_,L - Stomach and Bowels, attended with obvious die.
order of the digestive organs.
I Dyspepsy tied Ito attendant ills, such as 1
I Nausea, lienhehe, ,
Virtioo, Dinsnesu of ` Sight,
Debility of the Nereolts System,
Ilypbehondiia, Jaundice,
Loss of, Appetite. .
lradiag of the .S7renoth, '
Plalulencz:Mith frequent belching ni wind, '
Vitiated taste, . e.
Constipation ant? uneasiness of the Dowels,
Biliovs Vomiting,
/turning sensation at th k pit oily. Stomach,
, . Liver Owiplaint, •
al Oppression of F i r Ealing, 1
.z— . Ildritatirm of 'the Heart, ~ ,/ • ,
ad- ' 1 Pain in the pit of the Stomach; *Howard* aerie!! sick,
oe. ,Stiimeress of .ffimplcsimt,
, Depression of spiral and srritabflity of temper, dc.;
I , — Have In many lees defied the skill, heretbiore, of the
" best medical pt ctitloners in theworld, and many cases
ass
Pa' , have been a ban oned as Incurable.
-
ley De. J. Wile a Chemist and Pharrnarentlst, alter
.b,. studying closet the practice of Drs. Abernetbyand ,J
-,of Johnson. Engle d, and observing thisnature of the dis
my ease In. nil Its et rt es, during a soyaurn In the southern
t
f„, and western po lap of the United Stain', where It pre
ble rails to a great s extent than elsewhere. procured from
red South America, ertaiu roots and herbs. from wbJch he
.
prepared an -1 1 : ;tint" which, after eighteen years' use
N.h l in private practi ~ h as proved itself more efficacious In
~,r „ jthe cure of, DysiSepsy, than any inetliclna th at has ever
, 0 ' b^en prepared Iti any age or any clime, for the same pun
fly. , Pv'e• . ,
en. liar Ingicubmltted It, with an explanation of Ito eom
ponents to a lumber of Phyairlans of Philadelphia,
among whom jr .re - the late Drs. Joseph Ilertehorne and
J. C. Dorton, It ins received their entire approval, and
many of the Sl 'cal Faculty are now not only preterit,-
fly lug it for their atlents, but are using , It themselves,
re m personally, and n 'their famllieS. Ace tonic, it Is sine
any quelled, and it, r4erties are of no Invigorating. a ne
ther turn, that It is g Yap with perfect safety and success to
and the meet tender Infants.
ego 'The ' F.l.i.xlit" s very 001 ' 041, but certain In its action
1 .,
tea upon the organs i rof digestion, the Increased secretions of I
led the Ilver„pancreetrand mucous membrane of the Ste- I
411- mach, and.requ reetbat only che dose be taken in tirell•
o a Iy-four hours; ft r confirmed Dyspepsy can only be cured
j
•Iti- by yendsoily r toting the organs of digestion to a Deal -'I
De. thy state. The reat k auccess mot with. in curingthe
tt•h• most Bg:traveled tam 'at DOpopsy, accOMpanied "OM&
len- times with a high grade of hypechoudriasia. has rind . ...
Ilshed the most unbounded confidence in the curative
I, proriert len of LEA "Emxttr;" in corroboration of which
rend tpe following test imocials:
~.
ATTESTATION.—We, having need Williams's "Anti
' Dyspeptic Elixir," with the most perfect satisfaction and
success, take great plensare in recombending it to all
perboul•suffering with byeeepay, tut ;we are fully con
vinced of its mold estimable' qualities:in restoring the
digestive powers, removing ICI pains and uneastiness,and
imparting a healthy tone to the,Stomach:
-i*
•pert„..
,-,,' 396 Chestnut street, l'ldladelphia; Wm. Yard. 6 City
. , Row; Rudolph E'Arni, 267 Broadway; 11. N. Winans,
„ 94 Water street, New York.
- I Thelist of _names could be extended to, almost any
j length . ; but the foregoing Is deemed sufficient.
• '
..,„ 1 Testimo t.
vy of 17. 2V: srEnnr, who was abandoned as
lneurable,.and piren up Sc Die.
DR. 3. WILLIAMS—Dear Sir:For fifteen years •pre
li, c vioun to Itfbi.l guttered so tench from Dyspepay, that I
Ity 1 lw•camo rompleteli,prcistrated, both In mind and body, i ,
fry and at length Veßalne in 'weakened I could not attend to
de, my bminese, and matt sinking into a decline, and It was
„ re , believed I never Could recover; tho beet medical aid was 1
, 01 i procured for me..and every means resorted to without
tar, pry relies till Iweit advised to use your "Elixir" and
In d front the time Megan taking it I gradually improved'
I
id , till I was compfetety restored to healt i n r .,... m 7h lm e t
o d e r s tat er d ibe ful ; ,
rail snfferinga I endured from brap,,, F y
ra i l . but I am eontidt4tt that williont Manse of yonr "Elixir: . i
Ids I should be in tiny grave. I assert that I. solemnly btu'
int. Dere your -I:little' has paved rim from an early doittl,„— i
el'
I continue now in the enjoyment it most ears lent
, nt
l
health. 11:-N.$1PERRY.
ia : June 601, I 597. aze,,1104 E. Third it., lehtlad'o.
ce „ We, the undersigned, have knogn Mr. 11. N. Sperry I
• for Waco! years, and take pleasure In stating that Mal
1
_assertion ran he perfectly relied on, and that. tie our. I
selves •lt now that he has been wonderfully restored to ,
health from thei brink of tlfe grave: and we believe as ,
he AMR: tp, aokely by the use of Dr. Wiliiame ' A "Elixir."
Toes. J. CHARMER., No. 14.3 P i hrenix at.
..^ JOHN Lust; Race at., aboveiliecond.
:'
P nally apienred before me, (one of the Mantuan
, I • of the city of Itiladolphist,j IL Itt.,43PEßalr. who being
. dull' n rmed. doth dip , • and lay. that the tact. let
ell i lb- '
EDITIOINL'
Livingstone , . Arrlea•
„,i jT US rePt.i veil, a cheap edition of this
inforertlwg work, at only $l. Yor gala at
It, hANNAN'S Cheap peok Flare.
- i i - • - " -•-• - ~- • :-- - - -.•-• •-- :- : ' - - ::: , :,-if,.,,,;.-:-„.:::-,...1.,.:_,.
.._,.. ......
. . . ,
. _
.... .. :.
. ....4.
.. .
. ;'..
-.
„ .1.
1 .
,i
S - ?
-.•.
.'
~. ..,
„.-,'•, ~ ,„..,.. -.-.'. .-•' ..-...-...
.
~.. ..: • :...• .
~.-,-.. ', ..
.;_- . .
~,
~-,
- ~.•.,.
.
N
,
~
..
. .
,I
~.., .
AND - POT &VILLE.: .
~
~.....„..,..1 0, ,,.. i....i i r, .• - •• • .-:-
J..., 4, _-, _. .
S•
~...- 2 1:- . , . ...',--q- - : -:'''.:_:. - . GENERAL ADVIRTI E1i, , . - ' e ,
. ..
L . .. .
.• ..-.i _,_,-- . - i- • • . ,
I WILL TEACH YOU TO PIERCE THE BOWELS Or TEE EARTH, AND BEISM:OiT FAO - M . 24i CAIiEBMS•O7 MOVETAUESi METALS WHICH WILL GIVE STRENGTH TO OTTE HANDS : ASO SOB TOT ALL NATUni:T . O OVA USE ABS nateines..—Dr...iohntini.
•
MINERS''SAFETY LAMPS. •
A Superior Article.
TIMIE . SUBSCRIBER has just re
celved from New Castle, England, a lot of Davy's
Safety Working tamps, made under the inspection of
the English Garerameat 'Agent, of the best quality
wire gauze. Also, Gauss Covers made ready fOr toes. for
these Lamps: There are the best Safety Lamps ever In
troduced iota this Country, and arefor sale w holesaire and
retail at abciut the tot ut inferior Lamps. Also, Wire
Gauze by the yard, and Lamp Brushes by the dozen or
Also, the Clammy Lamp for Dosses and Min*
Viewers. This Lamp is covered with a thick Glaze, and
gives au Increased light which is of importance to Mine
Viewers. BENJ. HANNAN,
aarniol4l be pat foto Jibe: Shed with ex
plosive pis,' and moved rapidly backwards and forwards
A without aoreoverlog, avid sill not explode. -
August 8,'67,
SAYE YOUR TIME.
REA.DY MADE PAPER BAGS,.
FOR GROCERS, DR.UGGISTS,
CON VECTION EU, BAKERS, 41.e.—The subscriber
respecttallyinforms his Mends and the public that be
his been appointed Agent for the sale at
rated,. Itaeldne made Paper Beim ,
• 4- DIAZNUTACTURED DT
.Nessrs: Jolui H. Levan &.Co., of Philos:le
These Brio are of sizes and qualities of paper ridable
for au.PlXerrali who nse tho article. and are offered ( at
such prices as will at once commend . them to the con
sumer.
There are many 'advantages in purebaAng and %wing
Featly Made Bog,. Where no bags are used, it requires
double quantittef paper and string to pack the same
number of liOundsond more time in putting up a pack
age. .
• Where an extensive business IS done and Bags made
by band, by buying ready made Baps, one, hand can be
dispgnsed with. By using them, you.will not only save
time and money, but always have a convenient recepta
cle in which to put up your goods.
Wherever these Bars , have been introduced, lbey bare
given entire isatieodion,
For tale at Manufacturers' priers by
BENJ. BANNAN,
Pat.er and Book Dealer and Stationer.
Centre street, Opposite Episcopal Church, Pottsville.
A Brat tate assortment of WRAPPING PAPER al
ways. oh hand. Feb. 21, '67 84
SAVE MONEY THEO& REED TIMES!
DRAINAGE AND-WATER PIPE.
Juit the Thing Wanted in the Mixing Regions.
ftinE subscriber has been appointed
Agent fur the Sale of the Vitrified.Btobe Wafer
in Drainage Pipe. This pipe laws in aise front 2
inches up to 12 inches in ealibro, and will bear 'a pirk
sure of fro% 75 to 100 feet fall of water, is as easily laid
`as iron Pipe,--connections ran be made at any point—
is Indestructible-will last forevet—in 'fact more dura
ble than iron pipe, because it does Mot read—and is af
forded at the following rate/ at 'oar store,Pottsville. or
can be sent direct to points where,Rall oads run front
Rldiadelehla when qhantilies 'are required. Freight
-etnled from these.priceri when partlee recelying the
Pipes pay Freight. •, • .
2 inch pipe -- -
1 - - 14 cents per foot.
•• 8 " "
4. " " • - 24 u "
t 6 e 64 . 561,4.44 44
8 . 47 o
, „ „ „ 87 r•
10 66 44 . (77 44 44
These are the cheapest and most 'durable pipes that
Can borlbtained for conveying water. We believe they
can be laid even cheaper than wooden pipes, and are
only about half the price of iron and lead pipes. Call
and see them at the store of . 'D. DAIINAN.
Ageet for the Anattfactserere.
21' •
Pot trville, June, 1857
.) ' S. D. &H. W. SMITH.
MASUPACTVIACIDI Or .
Melodeons, Organ Melodeons, and Pedal Sub-
If Use Harmoniums,
.511 larashlngton Street, Boston.
T IKE ArI'ENTION. of Clergymen,
Committees, Schools, L'odges, &c.. in Invited to the
new,l'e,dal Sulellass ilarmoniums, made solely by the
31anufacture4.
It'is arranged with two manuals •or hooka of Keys,
the lowest & s et 'running an octave higher than the other,
and,may be need separately, and thus get in one cases
two Mist Met instruments; or, by the use of the coupler,
the two banks of keys may be played at the same time
by use of the front set only. This conueeted with the
Sub-Pass. will produce the effect of 11 large organ. and IS
'Sufficiently heavy to 011 a house that:se:lto from 1000 to
1600 persons. 1
THE _ORGAN MELODEON
Is designed for pilaw' and' private use. Th'e construc
tion is similar to the Church Instrument. being arrang
ed with two banks of Keys, and when used together, by
means of the coupler, Is capable of as great volume of
power as the Church 'lnstrument, when used without
the Pedals.
Also, every variety of MELODEONS for Parlor use.
Purchasers may rely upon.histrumen Is from our Man
ufactory, beineneade in the most complete and thor
ough manlier. having removed to the amnion, build- -
inv. 511 WASHINGTON STREET, we have every facili-'
ty (or manufactuting purposes.and employ none bpi
the moat experienced and skillful workmen.
to abort, we will prom Ise our customers an Instrument
equal if not superior to any Manufacturer, and guaran
, tee ENTIRE AND PERFECT SATISFACTION.
Music Tiacancara, laminas or Clionlis, and others inter.
fisted In musical matters, are respectfully Defiled to visit
our rooms at any tide-and examine or test the instru
ments en exhibition for sale, at their, pleasure.
As a st it I fort herguamot ee to the public as to th e ex eel
'ence of the MEIAIDZONS AND lIAILMONIIISIS from
our Manufactory, we beg leave to refer, - by permission,
to ti* fellow lug . .
PIANO FORT4MANCFACTIMERS OF BOSTON.
' Who have exathined our Instruments and s will give
their opinion when railed upon:
• GHICEMBISQ k Soso, iiAlisS k Common, T. Guam.* Co.
Itim..P. Btreasos. BROWS & ALLEN, A. W. Liam A CO.
GEORGE HEWS, WOODWARD& BROWN,NZWIIALL k Co.
Melodeons & Ilarmoninins Rented.
Pomona who wish to hire Melodeons and Harmoniums
with a view of purchasing at the end of the year, eau
have the rent credited as part payment of the purchase
money. This matter is worthy of special note, as it
enables those Who desire a fair test of the instruments
before purchasing, to obtlin It at the expense of the
manufacturers. to the extent at least of a year's rent.
Orderefrom any part of the Country or world, sent di
rect tothe manufactory in Boston, with cash or +attest ,
tory reference, will to promptly attended to. and as
faithfully executed as if the parties were present. or
employed an agent to select, and on as reasonable terms
Palo* Lira I
Scroll leg, 44 octave, ' - - - • - - - $6O
Scroll leg. 6 octave, 4 - -, • • - . •' 76
• Plano ptyie,s octane, 100
Piano style, eat ra'd nigh, 5 octave, - . • • 115.
Piano style. carved log; - - • - - 125
Plano style, 2 sets of reeds, • • - - 150
Plano style, 6 octave, - - - • - . - 135
Organ Melodeon, - .: -- - - - 200
.
Organ Melodeon. extra finish, • '• • • • 250
Pedal Sub-Bass Harmonium, - - - • • 276
Letters. Certificates and notices from the press, from
all parts of the world, may also be seen at our ealearoom.
Descriptive circulars lent free to any address.
_ „,.,' • : . - S. D. & IL IT. 8511TH,
511 Washington Street, (Neat. Boylston Market,) Boston.
June'. '57 , 26 tt
MANUFACTURES.
EXTRAORDINARY
c, zoo's" Wt. co 4:311'1= a;
Both Water and Fire proof.
lIIE SUB,SCRII3ER .has been ap
pointed Agent, and Is prepared to put on 11. M.
arren .t Co's celebrated Fire and Water Proed Roofing,
-It is cotnpesed of Pelt, Composition and
is more durable than either shingles, tin, slue or Iron
—regaires no painting. and tan be put on complete at
a little over one.half the expense of other rootingl—
The adrautages of this Roofing may be sumined up as
follows: • I •
It Is both WATER-THIIIT and FIRE-PROOF.
It will not expand and contract, with heat and cold,
like metal Poole.
One inch to the foot is all the inclination required.
The roof can be walked upon without Injury.
It ran be used for drying purposes..
It Is of great advantage to firemen wheia adjoining
hull:Hoaxers on tire.
It is not. injuriouskyuffected in the least by changes .
of temperature.
It is adapted to every climate.'
It is not effected by the jarring of machinery.
It will bear more than double the heat Of sloe, tin, or
rt i . lvanized iron, without danger to the boarding beneath
• It le easily and quickly repaired, if injured:
Gutters of the same prterial can be formed on the
roof.
ITS COST IS MOM LESS THAN. THAT OF ANY
OTH ER F I IRE-PROOF ROOF NOW IN UPE.
Insurance le effected at the seine rates as onbuildlogae
covered with other Bre-proof materials.
Iliindredsoof rertitirates can b, teen at .0. Itannan'it-1
Book Store. We append one or two to show that It Is
.120 humbug:
We. the n ndershrn ed.lad.on r Bank Itig Muse io6fed
with Warren's Fire and Waiter-Proof itt,elingaboutlhree
years ago. end so far bare bad no reason to doubt Its of
tirary and duretlllty, nor regret holing used it, end'
should In building hereafterprifer it to any /Aber roof
' ing. DitEXEi, S CO.
Philadelphia, March 12,1857. .
- Prittinrtrtfla, June 20, 1857.
ifesers. If. N. Warren d 02.—Ggsrukuts:-1 was pre;
sent by invitation, at an experiment with your improved
Fire and Witter Proof Ccmposition Roofing, on the 21st
of May last. The object, I suppose. was to give persona
not acquainted with the nature of the roofing, fin own'.
. titnity-to see it tested. I arrived obi the ground about I
olelork and saw the beards put on the roof; they were
in a rough state; the edges not jointed, or grooved and
matched. After the hoards were on they were covered
with three layers of felt, and then by rkeoiting of Corn
positing. and the whole covered with gravel. ,
• A quantity of combustible material wasplaced within,
and at the appointed lithe a match was applied. A fad
* ons fire soon burst from all aides of the house, and en
veloped the whole building in a flame.' If 'continue to
burn for at least three quarters of an , hour. At that
stage of the tire, I felt a desire fo-knint bow the :foot
would stand if water was thrown upon It, and asked Smr
tnikslon to try the experiment, which was granted,Snd,
I applied there or four buCkets of water on the' roof
Which - run off as though there was no tire under or
around it.. ~ . ,
' Gentlemen, my opinion is, that so far , as tire is con
cerned; it is the best kind of k roof,from the fact that its
air tightuermireventseombustion In ease of a Ore in a
building where the roof is of year material, the fire
would not be ' likely to extend to , the adjoining build.
Ings. I bad an example of this kind last winter, on the
tth day of January, at 4 o'clock in.the morning. A fire
hike out in a row of Rack Howes, on the south side of
~ fieybert fit., west ed. and street. It bad a roof of your,
Composition. and the tiro was4confined; to the house
' Where it originated. I have nohesitation in saying that
'if it had been an ordinary roof, the whOle row would
1 have burned down, from the fact that it was one of the'
:coldest mornings we had last wlnter,and the wind blew
~ a hurricane at the lime. iteybert street is north of the
1 Girard .0)11ege wail, and at that Arne of the morning,
together with the coldness of the weather. made it a
long time before we could get wester on the building.—
Not witlittanding this, we extinguished the fire without
injnry to the adjoining building..
1 therefore recommend your roofing to the community_
as a superior preventive of Are,
Very Respectfully Yours. &e..;
, SAMUEL P.FEARON,
.• . • cuof migitorer of tge Are Depart weal.
Any further information with regard to this Itoollult
can be obtained by calling on the subscriber at Ws Book
.' Store,Pettsville. • BENJ. BARRAN:or
, . JOS. Da FREER,
• , ,CarpentePin the Orchard. Pottsville;
Who will put or the R rig at short notice.
l ith,
For Colliery Establishme Miners' houses, Engine
houses, Breakers. he . firth , Region, Ohl Is just the
roof required, as it is lire proof, and no sparkepiling on
It will set Iron Orr.'
dreShlngleand tin ronfsgovered With the : Material
if the pitch is not, too at, ' 1
July 1. 'ST • • :.7- • :J
,
-,- .. • . a i
1 •
. .
. . .
~ 'i . ' i i '
.4......•.a..,...a4,44..i..,,, i:A.r....-....••,....••' ! .... : 7•.•1i.i•0:44 ., ,,,..415_••;., - .,‘‘.',.• a j t.,:1i0.•* . • ••,....4•.- ~;• .4 1.',.:-4...z,r6•44 4 . , ;:•;' , ”.; . - = . ,,, '"1 , i . .4 L !lin ; •"" ~" • 1 'i -.'":, ,-
SATURDAY MORNING., JUNE 5, 1858.
MANUFACTURES.
PORT
ri
CA - SIN SHOVEL FACTORY.
Chtartos mitla, Propetor.
Ailldndsofcbalshovels, coalriddles,itc
patron llute of the public is respeettult3 solicited.
January. - . ; • 2-tf
L P. WATE R METRES.
911 H tinbscrir having been author
hed bg the testa ttfaeturers of Water Iltetr'es, rill
en ply all whim* kilt with them, at their prima.
Z. Y M DLEY t SON.
SO, 956
AR A D RA LROAD IR •N.
T . , stibeeribers have now on hind
and *III aell for CAST", at the lowest market Mire,
a tante stook of the beat quality merehant Bar 'hon e -rat
Bar Railroad iron, and light j rails, for Woes.
It 141tBLEY. a .
l'4ovem'ber"il,l7
- - .
EXTENSIVE 1 1 411140 LE
' Ma asstongo titres rae
rir b flE subscribet is plief)ared; at his old
stand, to furnish all kinds of materials in his line,
for nilding purposes—plain and ornamental. lie in.
Vitas particular attention to the Tomb Stouts. and Monu
ments of his manufacture. They ran tie had in every
varietY of style, and will compare' favorably, in beauty
and finish: with any - obtained elsewhere. and are offered
at cheaper rates. , JOILN T. LANG.
June 6. '57 W•ly
VULCANIZED RUBBER NOSE;
For Ifydnusts Lacalacaitas t ' , ire Brightes t and other per-
THIS HOSE has great advantages
leather, as it needs no oiling , is perfectly
t ght, will stands very high degree of heat without In
jury, and is not &gaited by the severed. cold. It can be
had of any size from 34 inch to 3 inches inside diame
ter—largersises made to order. Also, Couplings. Branch
Pipes, he. Poe ale by B.BANNAN.
Pottsville. May Z 1,14:
WILLIAMSPORT PLANINC MILL,
•
unwell, TOR
Sunbury it Erie Railroad aedthe Caiud,
(Opposite the Furnace, Williamsport. Penna.)
C , EO. S. BANGER & CQ., Whole
ale and Retail Dee!emend Manufacturers of ',bite
and yellow pine flooring boards,sasb.doons,blinds,abut•
tern, siding, woad mouldings, ke. Jig and moll fuming,
fancy and plain. Ali descriptions of t inning and piatilug
done with promptness, and in the best manner. • •
February 27,, !IA
NOT lOE•
• •
To Coal Operators as lichtlyndllConsta
ty Merchants.
SMOKING TOBACCO, by. Steam
power--400ths a day, at ilimbnrk..Bmoking Tobac
co and Segni. Manufactory, on band and ready fot sale.
200 barrels aweet Scented Smoking Tobacco.
• 200,000 halt Spanish Segura.
200.000 Sixes, Spanish Semi. r
100.000 Seed and Extra Segara.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
Terms easy. - . MARY ANN MOYER.
Mamburg, Barks County, Pa.
Count
Sept. 5. '57
PIANOItAND 1111ELODSONS -
Of. the bt nisanufactneeeevraerantedp.
t fr.
T ORS
. subscri r. All Pianos and Melo • fi
wins sold b lm will be wananted—if
not. what t h y are kpresented, they lute be riga ruetL—
All kinds o Melodious will be sold at Manufacturers'
cash prim n Pottsville, by which the purchasers save
the carriag and risk of transportation. Pianos wilt be
sold from 310 to $2O less than regular city Nice& accord
ing to the value of the Instrument. Three who proter It
,1
by calling on us, and recei ng a letter of credit, can
maketheirown selections& eManufacturers.ascertain
the prices , and we will fur nish the instrument selected
it the above rates. If there Is any doubt In this.mat
ter—all we have to say Ia—TRY US,
...MAUCH CHUNK
Wire Rope Manufactoty,
mi.toozeir
geouferturer of Wire Rope, r luelkied plauesodiatte.
elopes. Be., would Inform the talc that be Is now pre
pared to make
ALL KINDS, LENGTHS AND SIZES OIL" FLAX
• AND BOUND ROPE.
At the shortest notice, of superior quality. and on the
most-liberal terms. at his Wire Itrme Vactory,
,illauch Chunk, Carbon Co., Pa.
'Reference can be made to Messrs. E. A. Douglas, N. D.
Cortright and A. D. Broadhead, at Mauch Chunk to N.
Patterson, Summit Hill. to Sharpe, Leisenring k Co., Til
?more, Luzern county, Pa.. and in fact. nearly all theop
erators In the Region who hate been using his ropes.
August 8,'67 y
CARRIAGE FACTORY REMOVED.
undersigned respectfully em -
11. brace this opportunity of informing
se. -
the' public that they bare removed their , . f r
extensive Carriage Factory, from Manch
Chunk, street, where they have been '''''`-sesm 7 ••'
More the late tire,-to their Saw, Large and commodioas
building. In 51(rris' Addition, on the old site, Where
they are prepared to turn I,at'CARMAGETIVIYAL TO
Tit E BEST,IS TUE STATE 'and reedy to accommodate
theircuetomers and all those who may favor them with
their patronage. An entire new and well selected stock
of materials and the slime old bands will enable theta
to do work, with inelegance and durability cannot be
surpassed.'
They will 'continue to attend to the businesshereitfter
as before, with deternfination to glee general satirise
tion
•
ordera will receive prompt attention:
Aregepatring done at the shortest notice.
July 18.'57 29.1 ' ABRIGHT k BUILICITAIRD
TAMAQUA CARRIAGE & WAGON FACTORY.
• Horseshoeln and Blaekansithinsp
Near the Comer- o _BROAD and CEYTRE' &reels.
T"Esubsi,ri er, takes this method of
Intbrmlng the public that he has become the sole
'proprietor of the aboere establishment, and he hopes to
conduct it so as to .gbrelsatistitction •
to the business community, by em
ploying none but the best of work- ,
men. and using the best materbila
.that can be found in the market. Being myself a prac
tleal mechanic, I will guarantee all, work turned out to
.be its represented.
Jobbing work of all kinds promptly attended to and
neatly executed.' Ile hopes. by strict attention to
,hasi.
.ness and reasonable charges to merit a liberal share of
the public patronage. . • DANIEL DEAN.
airD. DEAN has on band an assortment of new and
wood band carriages and expese wagons of various
styles. Also, heavy wagons of all kinds. Old carriages
bought or exchanged. March 13,'59 I.tf
BUILDERS' MILE.
TU} SUBSCRIBER baying en- ,
.....
tabllshed _himself In Pottsville, tykes l r r ,,_
th.„ inethodrof Informing builder', ear. ... 0.. ^. 9 444 4:
neuters, and Oben wanthog snyt hang In . n.r , .. - u=
his line t that be is manJfarturiog,, and ' '" ,
will always keep on hand—Sash, of all'descriptions,
DoorsA,Door Frames, Shatters, 11.111 ads,
Mold }rigs and Window Frames.
Work d Flooring, white and yellow pine, /moats Illy en
band. Orders received for bill stuff, hemlock cr white
,pine.
Wood-Tatting. Scroll and Jig Sawfpg, In all the tart
°us brackf.itis:Will recelie particular attention.
The roachinery wed' in my establishment is of the
most perfoet description. and all work wilt be mann fac.
lu r ed from seasoned lumber, mid warranted to glee int
'olfaction. . -
IV MILLI& situated in COAL EITHER'f, above Norwe•
Klan, next door to the Screen Pschwy, and those wanting
any of the articles enumerated will do well to give me a
call before purchasing ebsewhere. JAS. P. McQUADE.
Potterille, May 1, '64
PQ_TTSVILLE
Saddle and name,* nanuttielOr3r.
LMockHEREWITH, invite your. Opeeial
attention to my veer extensive Mock of 10401110de
iikry, Harness, Caftan. etc.. embracing the largest'
variety of styles and qualities ever offered for sale in
this county, and at prices, that will' compare favorably
with those of any other house In the trade. •
Having beta, for somayears paid,
...... t in the habit of purchasing my 'yet
—. Ratodfokriairocitcrirclyfor atsh, •
I find myself now in the posses/don of advantages from
this cause not enjoyed byf he trade genemilyood feel
that I ran, with confldence,solicit the trade 0(411 classes
of dealers: knd my arrangements for the ;owing sea
son's trade are Eased upon ems a larger amount of tasti
ness than F hoot hithkrlo done ; you can therefore rely
upon fading at my estabitaiment eyerythin . g(hat is re•
quiredan my line.
• Orders by mall are respeetfully solicited, and the goods
sent warranted to give satistactiourboth at to price and
quality LEFEVER WO3IELSI)ORPF.
Omiositeifietreopal Mooch, Ceittrestrect,Pottroate.
March 7.1857 . lo.ty
SOLOMON HOOVER.
Wholesale and Retail
•
EALER in Sto'ves, Ranges,
neatens. Tit: Ware, hollow Ware, Sri
ania Ware, Bram Ware, French Ware, and
Cutlery, Range Sellers, Portable 'lenges, Gas
Ovens:, Bummer Furnace, Ste, de, has added
to bin former stock of Stoves a variety of new pat
terns of Kitchen Ranges of which he can. give the
highest recommendation. -
Moans particular attention to his new style of nea
ter which he la confident will make the best iteaterthat
has ever been used in this part of the country, also, it
variety sof new patterns of Cooking, Parlor, and flail
Stoves:. lie calls parttcutsr attention to his sheet iron
Parlor Stove, it Is an - Improvement on the Kisterbach,
which he is confident is the best store in • gee, Ile has
now the largest stock of the above articles: (too numer
ous to mention,) that has ever been offered In this part
of the country. Ile invites his friends and customers
to call arid examine for themselves. feeling, confident
that he can snit them In quality and price; be flatters;
himself that he has had much experience in his line of
business, there:mobs feels, confident that be cannot -
surpassed in quality or cheapness.
JaPitoofing end 'Spouting and all kind of jobbii
done at the shcirteet notice,
(lain street, b doors abor. Market, wi side, Mari
2-31srch '57 l-
TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDER
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY LUMBER
.MANUFACTURINC-CONtrANY
tyLv.k; oujiend at their eaten,' re esta ishment,
Railroad street,* great quantity of lumber of every hit
and description, whkh they can supply to
.operatm
Carpenters and nuliders, at lower rates than it can I
bought elsewhere.. They are also. ready, to suppl
through the means of their extensive - business, and '
low sari ug machines, manufactured articles In thatch'
ata saving of 25 per eent..on former cost. .
Their large workshoppliare keen In suceessful opera.
lion for the past year, turning out vast qtrantitlesof
Doors, , Wintlow.F . rautes,
Sash, Panel Work,
Dlouldings, ,Bed.troste,
Blinds, . 1 'Bannisters,
Shutters,
And alt lands of Fratard,Tanded and. T'utned Work, ,
Which they have constantly on' hand. They are ready
to exeente orders at the shortest nMiee, for any quantity
or gulag y of sawed or manufactured stall.
Dry and green Matlock, of all kinds. for boildlnaptir
=Osit, Maple. Poplar, chair, plank and Mantling.
rd'al Cherry, Walnut:Mahogany. te. for cabinet
work; White and Yellow Pine board" fur Iliooring, raw or
made to onion White moo Plank , 3, 234, 2 ' %
and flinch penelotlways ready; also, plan , teams.
'rails scantling, posts, shingles, 1ht14,, ceiling lath, pali
ng. ke...ke.
84.11111 s of mired atoll and everything In their line
on land or to order. at the shortest notice '
P•itteril le, March
Poetry.
RUTH.
\thin the roldrdsht Mood the hilt-tope
/o the dew of early morn,
Ilbth went out behind the reapers,
Tblough the golden shocks of corn.
pekoe. gleaned with her the pastures *
Hope sobbed softly la her sighs,
Lowe lit up ter trembling feature,
With a glow or Paludlse.
Then sold Boaz to the reapers,r
"Bars be all that each mau r leirm;
Trouble not the Jewish maiden
Let her gimp among lb/amain."
sic, I o
leng4herfli go in linger
• Looking tarkward'o'ci the plain,
fleeing Marna sweetet tresimre
• Than the slimmer scented grain.
Ruth no lone r Monte the pastures, •
Bete tui more amid the corn,
Follows not the, other keepers
Thteuith the dewy Be:ds datum. .
\ But the harvest-sous from mesgmi,
ttluustirous hill-side, billory plain,
Beer the thling—"She is mistress
Over all the rustling grain."
Thus, when novo end Love aud`Paliwnee
Glean the pasture God has sown, • •
Fatly ingeLsongs shall _welcome .
. Us, the reapers, as Wa own.
Thar. torrtspoutart.
[Through the ktodorea of Will !Ter,. Baq, we are .
outdid at this early day to Jay bahx• Our radon, the
correspondence of . the. Leaden rimer, and oar fret
thence imagine what air English cousins .111 think of
sta.--Eae..tpoaltat..]—
THE OREAT.BATTLZ or ST. CIA=
COI rsroNaucc or Tilt wear Tlk
Tonal - nu, Scueruns Cutrnr, PILVINSTOASIA.
Jane 1,1858.
According to the promise I made you after re
'turning from the Crimea, of keeping you informed
of stirring events, as they transpire in the Western
World, I shall give as clearly as is he my power,
en seeount of 01 terrible riot that occurred at St.
Clair, (a small town, some three miles from this
pineal during the past week. As the manners,
customs, dress, warlike implements, Le., of the
people here, are not familiar to you, I have en
deavored to render my narrative the more clear
by the introduction of sums sketches whickl took
at tbe time. •
It is never pleasant to me to recall the recollee
lion of a - battlr, the groans of the Wounded , and
the wail , of dying soldiers again renelbithe
ling ear; and the glazed eye and corpse-like lea.
lure again meek 'the withdrawing vision. It is,
therefore, with pnln 'that my lingering pen per
forms its wonted teak; not only that the scenes I
narrate. are recent, but your correspondent Of Cri
mea and of India never before, witnessed such a
scene. Iday‘ the 'fates save bite from such an
, other.
On Friday afternoon the news reached us in
Pottsville that sereral thousand men were out near
St. Clairi and with drums beating and colors fly
ing, marching from 'Colliery to colliery, and by
force end arms, bendingOverything to, their law.
less will. the etScera of 'Justice had been resist.
°Win the execution of their duty, and as dispatch
after dispatch was received giving renewed ac
counts of further outrisgel,,consternation showed
itself on every countenanceidespair chilled every
heart. Mothers terror-stricken, clasped their
children to their breasts, and mew with blanched
Bps and '
chattering teeth, whispered to each other
their fears :or the safety of their household gods.
But as in a stormy night' one star peeping forth
amid the darkness, will revivify dying hope in the
breastof the Mariner, so the right of the Sheriff,
driving into town i n his chariot, was hailed with
joy, and all with One accord exclaime4—nhe no
ble Sheriff II our only hope."
, The 'hopes of the community were well :bonded.
By 10 P. M., a iviuisition had been 'wade sad a
regiment of the military ordered to be under arms
by six in:the mOrtiing. That the cloters thigh('
be the mono surprised, dispatebee were sent to.dif
(crept points daring the night. As the catttp;ieti:
ins likely to ;prove probteted, orders weteliiren
that the proper preparations should be made--
Preparation* . of 'Military.
•Ai serious eonsequeneer might be expected to
result from the coming engagement, the surgeon
of the regiment doternained to be prepared—
• 4 , -:"--.-- ...
. .
14:1;1101 . .
.4_ .., ' l 4ll - 4 •. • .
...."._-
i' . • 1 ';'; " %; . ) . ;;; ; .; . ..`.......A . 'i
)-- - .-:1. - ,,, , -- I --..,-- .- 1 IR
'-ii44..9m....g:.
i
Preianatiimit of Surgeon
History tells many tales of the night before bat
tle. of augurs and.of signs, of quiet prayers, of
hymns of„thlsulregiving, of riotous living, anti of
songs of trincephs. : As might be supposed from
the magnitude of the expected conflict. the , night
wnslpassed in ma,rnler as varied as the Characters
of individual toldter. One young voluoieer"vfls
hadlread 'of battler," sat up all night thinking' of
daring deeds in dayigene by ; of individual hero.
ism, and whilst in himself desirous to surpiss
them all, one object floated before his excited
vision—
-
•
•
The Ohject which rtoated before hie Excited Mimi.
White Lis sister In the roam above "drawing
the diapery of her' couch about her," dreamed a
etrango dream. .
I .
•• . .
•
•
.`The Sider!* Dream
Being awakened in the,naorning by the martial
music that floated on, tbe -aii e .after "snatching a
hasty,-plate of soup" I proceeded to Scat street,
where the computes wore, drawn Into line) with
my sketch book nidcrinrarin. On my way down
Nbrwegian street, I saw a strange looking instru
tnent'which **lnquiry I found to be , tho cab.
urn of the Washlngtoti Artillerists. '
rgton
This instrument being of unusnalshape, to i i n.
fCrmant kindly . gave a;description of the balls
used, from which description made a sketch,
decorating the mime with some bandsomo wall
paper.
s e Opt -5'
•
.7.,
Ron
In Coal street Ifaand thel'ottircille Companies
forme) into platoonnoind .on their way to St.
Clair. •Accvmpanping Moto; I observed with care
the :appearance cf!.the. ditierent companies, and
Was numb Flamed with the Continontale, of whoa
I forthwith made a 'sketch—
Appearance of Costinentale. 1
'
4t the upper end lof the town the Cevaby
moved into line.- Thtty initiated a very tie sp
'peataeao;and the ease with "which a number gui
ded theft. home*, fillel me with Intense addles
dos-- i .., , ,
I
" •
•, I: .... , , ( .3 ) '. - I• .
. I . •
-
t Cavalry. , 1 i
ThistWing a good position; I embratwde op-
Portinitt for reviewing the sdidiers,- a n'
was
'teach struck with their eoldierlike betariokrt [
t . AI
i .•. 2
I I
ia
, t •
Appeara'ace of SoOrerr Befors Leaving Potirsillv.
AecoMpatiying the Isobileri in their metals, I
employed the time in ; c arefull y o serving the ap-
Pearanar'of the eounto. l In pas ng *farm i r eaw
a prise o= belonging to Dr. J. 13. H ughton, which
it appears he' is
,fatbining for the Agricultural
Fair. Being of rather an excentrie • turn he has
breaded the name of the cm ID large letters an Its
side— 1.. • • ' ,'I • - . 1
Prize Or
. ,
Before:entering 'the town the soldiers ,
drawn i d,tls line and an officer sent forwird
dirpatchaa—t ' • I
• •
1!!:
Soldiery Dimes leo Lhie.
' The defenders of their country employed tlu
tercel in,esaminios tbOr ammunition; and 1
served the preparation of a dark compleah
attache of one of thelSompanies with mac
interest= ' '
On the way into St.i Clair we passed coral
tenrire works whieb young men told me 14
black diamond mine. A. I bad never DI
heard that diamonds at" any kind were faun
this country, I berewith enclose a sketch' of
place, calling the attention of English caiit
tha fact—'
Black Diamond Mine
On arriving at On * l oot of the ISitt iaelionieriter.
tag St. Mir, the soldiers were again'/topped to
allow a coal train to pais—
Coai,Traia. , -
During the delay o'eCasioned :by the porn
the train, I took • skateh of the furroice, ha
years gone by, by an enterprising citizen or
villa. It• is In . & high state of preservation,
Adoring--
• St. Ca ir„Furaace. I
- On entering St. Clair, 1 discovered it
town of bitween 3 and 4000 inhabitants, ad,
Main street up which we paired soaped to be
ilpirit of great enter rise in its eitisens-- I
e: , I Irmo. •
ft /12
. 4 11 K Ili/
se I
. .
Hai* Street of St. Clair.
Near the centre of the town, the forces ;
•,ottaville being shortly reinforced by ;hi
Clair and Port Carbon companies, drew iota
near the prineipal hotele of the place. Aa.i
fatigued with my loniwalk, I proceeded
~$
of them and procired al, very miserable ill
ale, from which .I inferred it must,be the
"louse of St. Clarr I_
•
•
Girart /paw.
The soldiers not hati g had refreshtnen t
lenv,ing Pottiville. began to look impatient
dare were at last given -to Most . of. the cop
to beast ranks for eye mitinte:s, or till beat
drum—whilst one compact" under the co..
of is regimental officer,i writ much valor,
combined attack upon tholinenty—
atm
-
The Eating Which . Ole Company Attac
. Whilst gazing with t:
exciting scene, I thong
fore me, that in a wen.:
army, the:volunteers w
and defence. A hand-s 1
a fancy sketch— •
After taking ouch freshman' u Abe weary
frame 'ignited, (he faree4 itself upon the
military, that those daterout Men, time rioter.,
to strike terror' into w ore hearts,Aspd to take
whose bodies their Rorke' had been required,
abould be looked after4therefure with osa petard
they gated upon a neighboring hill and: Ow the
gathered multitude-- -
.•, • ,
!Urea*. '• . . - i
.
;Secret orders were then given to surround the en
emy', which being generally.iinderstood among the
bystanders, the crowd' friide.a rush to the !gene of
tittle,Vrtillst the military in militory4tyle, Cottrell•
ed off In good ardor . tuVcapturs such as might
await their arrival. That you rocY the better an-;
derstand the plan of the engagement, I wide a
chart of the field from
i he midst; of the 'iCters,
where I bad fixed my elf in u position o , great
safety:— • . .
. . •
•
I
1. .The
Sietees,
A. The Ss*.
4. Cavalry:.
Y. WOlaen and CI.
Upon . the approaelt of the military the rioters
ins refl. limos - and ontrageins ;manner boated
themselves-ripen" the mond and commented upon
the relative ap ranee of the diffirent companies.
The noble alsot4if dim, desired tts proclamation
to be-read, which the Major proceeded to do in a
style - that redicted - great credit upon his Mustn't.
for in 'donation. So much wu Ipleasoit with the
appeanince of tibia gallant °dicer that I imagined
OM "%CO '•d7 hr dut to lc-
The baulei can be bitter ,Imagloed than
described.. Tel have read of Mantbon, of They
m4iylte, of Sontorth •field, of Witerloo, and my
descriptions ofithe Crimea, hot can only •say
t4t no one of tbem can be compared to the Bet.
tlii of St. Clefs; • Some faint Wei, may . perhaps
begino bya sketch of the field - 'after five per
sobs 'Were basis' and serrounded; and the mob
'Opened— ' '
Thos commal
from; errors co
nit King of Nra
ma chid 1)
initead of retiii
iylidesville. :2,
tolti
6 - amplexiotted Solcii
al a
.lute
'd in
the
lAA
'go o
Ilt in
otts
Leon
Prom
go St.
o li tie
i was
$o ono
asa or
Oirard
0r
.111114112
or the
aloud
ads -a
, n• the
le be.
guard
made
neb admiration an
I. I, limn the exam
'try with a small at
o Its bulwark, ea
me officer parainz
e • Officer
- 6
I
EZZ
: 1 134114
;41: /DPlutri
;T.
B+oll*
NO. 23.
• ranee of , Bails Meld.
deg officers galni t ng oxpeiience
witted bj.otber : generals, mina
'ea, who with forty( thousand man
11 and then marched down again,
fling to St. Clair, 'numbed on to
howevai glanced haalc;and with
_
d. the
es =TIMM
Pks-148.41^-,F,
Singh;
harebell art
.
L:my airriaqe.`
Tiiibt!gh
et ifle
), r r.' .
~,
- 4 1: '
4
. View of Wader:Ole. '
• j'Aftee rtnppio awkile, to do nothing in pettico
at', the military roeeeded in good order to Potts
Tate. On the *ey in I oeoupiekmyself to 4ekint
a ,tikeness of one of theykieoneee:-::, •
•
'Pkifiner.
[ Hearing the band strike ups very lively air, I
salted a young 'issu•the neat. atilt tune. Look•.
leN at me - with inuch wontempf,le replied, "Yin.
kne.Dowile." Aid who is "Yankee Doodle?" I
- Brig,htaning up, he setswared.:. She we.
very lbeautifal young lady who ..tiobly, durihg
the revolu Sonar} war, underwent manthardeh tee,
and suffered great privations for.the Wm of free
dom. The incident Mediae tgrest an impression
name, that upon meeting •tho' young man aner•
wards, I requested hint to give me her likeneve,
Which ha
filktkei DoOdle
were thrown iottj roma Oman
' which was matt° upon theta by
;1031s- .
-'The front. inn
alon by an at c
tome strange an
• .111 rib. •
trarre Animas.
. •
While eeeel'at
greet coalpliteeni
; oukeys @unwed the right with
rib
Do - nki4s.
dPottsville v 'escorte4 by an im
of cithians,lbay drew up fa . a
. ,
ftei arriv ng
tn . ensi Foneoure .
tine in Centre,' at
•
th - ey !Returned to Ansvine.
'len the
the en,
disatir
rop1(
ealcul
bank.
Tldiel
BAIINAWS
STEAM 'PRINTING OFFICE.
proclanid three Preases. we On now Prolonwod
t#esseatio,jol3, athl LOOK PitISTING diver: dirocrip-
Oli 0460.5 t ri*linnisor lovicw,:ebispar Mr=
fieffilrAisit at foloolliorishibliskimiatis lb, misty.
peek as - •
aniseignk agai.#1 6
zatputium. • Ittehets.
2 • Piper Bests,
' • ArthietAronsesif; ter ,
Bas ansita,- onta bak •
At the eery detertsutletke. :Our sleek of JOll 1781 is
morn atenilee than that of any other idles la Wm tea
Met of the State, and We keep hapax iseplojed expressly
tie Jobbing. Rene • puttee! Printer ourself; we jut
guirsites our work to be as nest ei any that nerd
tweed out.lorthe cities:. PRINTING IN COLORS doge
at the sho rtest notice. •
, BOOK BINDERY.
:P lieolCo bound in own . , e i nrisey et sty* Blest book'
Otis description nutnitestutmt, bound and ruin! to
Doke'at dnoteot wiles. 1 -1,;..- ,
jilisctlfratv.
Nov isms Milani' BMUS 111" 11211tANITA--
Tbe following h artiele from the London Mini.,
Joaraiii of Npril IT, Is worthy the attention of
the employen as will as the miners °Obis seen-
1t7.1 The ugly we; to lharmaise thee* toter
eats, Is to interchange vielici with each other se.
frequently as a *bang* of via remit to be deals.
eery from either side. This coarse will not al- ,
al
ways, but very generally seamed in bringing'
shoet moth an understanding ail will prevent the .
disastrous consequenees of • reesponsia of all
work. The ertiole also throw.- soma light upon
the present state of the Coal trade of England:
••Cotiolderable interest is now attaching to the
dispute between the Coal-masters and the workl
lig Colliers; but from the admirable manner OF
welth botb parties are endeaverlog to effect an
rateable arrangentent, thersippeare td be no tea- .
lion to dread the disostruus coesequonee of a. pe
ers! etrike, -*bleb ' has Veen 'productive of such
great evils spa former oceasioas to both Masters
and min. An important conference took plami - as .
Kingniinford on Monday; a largo number of col:
liiry owners ma Milos present or represented
and a deputation from Itie colliers sat of Dudley
explained the grievanoesender which the colliers
labored. Neatly the whole of these grievances
may be,trataidlo the "holey eysteni," whisk gives .
rise to dtelcalties - between the toasters and nami,
and'eausis more dissatiatation than any -thing
Tbstaffeet of battles being permitted to
keep poblie batters, was strongly commented , up.
'dollen. of the deputation described it, nut inapt- .
es tki l'greseest - arse permitted." Another
Wailes to which he colliers bare to submit. ntid
`which they pray may be remedied, is the biltdny
and quarter-01y eystint-;--the men being required
to go lan tbispit from ilreeloek till Lail.pairr 10
or 11 for a quarter day, and for from Tto 7 hours
for half a day." The colliers seemed to entertain
the opinion that the fall in the price of the pro- ,
'duce was not in proportion to -um reductitio,pre
posed in the lieges, and that Biwa the intention ,
of the manets-wendeaver -to recover the Maris ,
they, had ifieurred through the Allures in the die.
triet... They, therefore, respectfully demanded the
rearm fur the reduction. I
"Tbe temperate way in which the queittoi his
ansidered by the; men was met by , an.
coildiliatory mode of espial - don, co the part pf '
thermostats. Mr. Blackwell -expressed his itrt:
prise that the e'en were not better inforined with
rostra to the reduction in the prices of Coal and
iron than they appeared to bottom what bad been
said, and assuted, - them ' - thet` 'them ':hed bier;'
much greater proportiouato reduction ; in the pri
des of every description of materiabi raised than
bad taken plea In the Wages of allies.. Refer
ring to tbst betties keeping publio house. he said •
he felt the - grievance as leutilly as the workmen
themselves; himiel4 Mr. Mathew.; sod Mr. Smith
(Lord Wir's , agent) bed agreed between them.
'elves, that they would not allow any butiy to
keep a public boom; and although circumstances
bad hitherto prevented that eitreoultnt being fully
carried out, he procalmd them that lo future it .
abould be. Re 'CiMilifored that it wee as Much
.the intereek of the ateetee sear the .mon that the
driiking system should-be put an, sod to. ,As a
general rule, fall work wall found Ceram meg for
six days in every week, tad the half-day was the
soden of the, men and not of the masters. As , to
the batty system; be was aware; tbst great ,
ty'occasionally reseltod from It, but he thought it
depended more on the chary:der of the htlitY the
any thing else. Mr. Hunt. (of the Nair Dr,itish
Irett Company) advised the men to go at (Mee to--
their masters if they had anybomplaint. to make.
Ile bad done his utmost to avoid the employment
of betties.' -
"As to the proportion which the 41i in the
price of produce bore to the 'reduction
~propeited,
Sir.. Mathews est:deiced that, contparilnr , his books
foe the last sixteen rears, be Petal that colliers'
wages, after the reduction, wre Oda a do higher
pe t
than the price of t lron warran ~ . •
"The'whole proceedings at a' meeting were of ,
a friendly Astute, and the one giros for the •
redaction appeared perfeetly , to Ike
deinitatioit) and It is 'ho they will be
equally;sold the eolliesie i whe.lt may
be.added, are still rectiting Other wages than
• thoei to Mao other di - - •
• .."Tlist collieri or the li t il. lb ; Yorkshire distr:et
ere takirrg 11 far-. lest tenaible course, while the
masters have, apparently, done. stir that Could be
reasonably expected to - Meet them. The Coal
eumewls• held a *mat* wed altlanuib some of the
largest employers declared that the solo means of
whittling the Misters to maintain their position ,
in.the marketand keep their mined in wo r k, was
to make the ZA per cent. reduction, it wee add•
mately resolved tbetthe medium course .should
'be edopted,+and lbw teduotion ' fixed at 10 per
Pent:.. This agreement has been made known to
the en, wbo express their determination to op
pose' it lb every legal way. The men at two pits
—the Oaks (employiug .upwards of 400 persona)
cud the Speedwell Nu. I, at Dudivorth, and Also
these unpaged at Messrs. Lassey and Wileolek's
Conicity* Leeds, have already turned mooted it is
(eared that the Intention is to strike otur_tolliery
at . e. time—those" On work supporting those on
strike.*: Comparing the conduct of the South
Yorkshire colliers with that of the Kingswinford
men, we vas] form a fair mtitnato of the superior
Intelligence of the latter—the one clad' of men
striving to remora their cause of complaint by
reasonable argument, the other noting is a manner.
worth./ poly of inferior animals. '
:"The Veal trade in the Wen. Yorkshire district
is iiiill.tiery dull : the suptili, although • the men
hied done little during the past fortnight, owing
Lathe reduced scale; of wages coming into force,
ba.s heed fully equal to the demand, and some of .
the misters appearto be selling at any price, in
. order to keep the men employed fall time. The
colliers hare relented work at many_ pits during •
the past week, alter remaining
_idle for from three
days to a week, at the reiluetii n idle , 15 per cent., ,
and the tnesters'ere re'diteing the ir expenditure in
other i l uarteri sus mools as possi le." • i
Oassr Rxeosrm IS Wuramene.—We And 'I. the 112-
iod ale Fears or the 11th. a telegraph synopsis of the no\
port of tha Committee of the Wisconsin Senate Amon the
queatbo Of Ibe *moan's expended dart Oa the sesskie of
Ibe Legielature of 1856, to ounce. the palmtops of the bill '
tp r itu m v . t i lal , n i g , the laud, by t nit he t f ie ttileilSztes to
The great ego; was to get 0 pur l :len of the ta l nds Sitethe .
Miltrao tie aid La Crowe Railroad. The synopeia of the
repo i sals: . . -
!Whm's
o, Nay 13, HILL •
. In. he Senate, Mr. Worthington h enraged In veediag -
' the report of the Land Grant I nvest igati og Committee,'
which shows' that all who voted the the land grant, dl.
redly or Indirectly, received bonds or clock from sh,ooo
to 823.000.
Sir. Knowlton is reading a dept ate mai in the As
Themembers of the Senate of IW, i. whom bonds or
stock was sumigned by the La Crone and Bilwatlile Rail
road Company, was as Sinews: ' ..
. S. W. Barnes. bonds,3lo.ooo VC. Clement, bonds; $lO .-
000. , George K Dealer, bootie, $10,000; Edgernsau - , Mork,
$10,000; W. J. Gibson, stock:3lo,oM; 8.0.0111, bonds.
a 10,000; Jackson Hadley. bonds. $10.000; E. B. Kelsey,
hoods, $20,000; J. C. 11111 t, bonds, 110,000; 11. -O'Neil,
W. 000: S. L. Roos, 0).000: BM., gd0.000; B. S. •
eil, s2s,otai, stock, $ 5,000 Iv eon; C. L. Itholes, bonds, ,
$lO,OOO- I .of these It appears that C. L. Shama dld not ae. :
ret the amount.
The *Mowing member' , of the Assembly of 1850 voted
for the Land grant bill, and received with WOW in hoods .
or stake, with the exception; of Robert Aiken. A: A.'
Bird. Wm. Chappell, B. Cramer, A. W. Poot,fiee. W. Par.
km, Ceo. P. Thompwin and .William Hall, who eseh re
ceived $10,000; and Thos. Vlavey. who halved 1120,000:
It. Aiken, Janson D. Y. Harney: Merlin, Heger. A. A.
Bird. Look Bottle Bird, A Drina, ./. P. Drown. IL But
terfield. D. D. Cameron, W.D. (Thep's, William Chappell,.
P.O. Charter. W.Ctiapman, William Roll:ley. L.Connts,
K. Cramer. J.O. Raymond, IL entwined., IL C. Drake,
Thomas Flavor, A. W. Tam D. Fletcher, M. &Floyd. 'A.
D. Gray, A. Onnilith. 0. Ilapio, William A. Hawkins,
Charles S. Malley, C. IL Heys, 0.t.. Howe, A. A. Hoe
' tington,lohn James. 11.Johneon,Piehmoo, K. Hanoi.
ton, J..Lataderdate. P. Levis, A. IlleCormirk. J. Mitchell,
'D. L. !Unison. H. Murphy, J. Noin,J.T. Palmer,Oeorge
W. Pa rker..f. Bell. IL F. Seymour, R. fintlth,ll. S. Bomas,
Gauge P. Tbaropeno, John Tobin. W. N. Votrenits, J.-
Wagner, Charles H. Walter. J. Wittier, Wm. Whipp er.
man. J. Woodman. Wen. Hall. • -
The only meabors who voted for the bill and recoMed
no bonds or stocks were, Charles Bombard, N.M., Nab,
J. I. Potter, imbue Stark. . .
The following persons, who were State °ruin i n , um,
also received bonds. as %Bows:
' Wm. Dennis. Bank Coetrollie, $10,000; Arthur Mete.
tiler; Lieut. Governor. $10,000; 11. F. Hopkine. Private .
Secretary ofOovernor. 05,000; A. D. Smith, $1.900. •
The (phoning persona, "rho were °Seen of the Senate"
co - Assembly in P.M. also welted bonds as Mime:
- Jae. Armstrong. Chief Clerk f Assembly. j$,000; W.
Pitt , Dewey,Assietent Clerk Amombly, $10.000; B.
sinsely,
The following Perimna. who w not members of the.
Legislatnns,State cinema, or offfeers of either thalami,
or Assembly, In 18641, also received bonds as follows:
.• A. agu e bso, %Keel; Levi Rubble. 310,000 ; b.. Cramer.
$10.000: Marna King. $10,000; J. R. S $1.000;
W.ll Hibbard, 315,000; M.ll Geodrlch. ,01Di liesea
Kneehtitd, 125,000; C. M. Joni's.. 325,000; 'Byron K it
benarp,los.ooo: M. M. Strong. $113,000; James , Luling
ton, $20,000*; IL L. Palmer, $1,000; Irate Wood's, $lO..
000;.Sumnel Hale. $lO.OOOl N.R. Norton. $2.000; 11. T.
Sanodus, $t 000; C. C. Shah, 35.000; Z. 0. Simmons. of
Kenosha. PACO: D. Thayer, $1,000; I. D.. yawn&
SLOW; Daniel Wells.ho 31 0 0 0 1 1, Is. Di $5,010.
In addition. S. D. Carpenter remised. $5, rout the
Coltlpan.f. and M. Schoellier, of the Afraleaut a &u s er,
$
10.000. The remaining portion of the reports' show that
$91.000 In bands were paid to Oev. Bashlbrtl. -
Politirally epeak lug, tble report will not benefit either
of the political parties of Whmensid at the mimeo' of
.the Othekbecsose it toilsome ineu Matt grectio of poll
' tics. , We' ars gra!illed, however. with one fact which
this report exhibits. that In Doping Ice 200mi:eters ot the
bill, the two lowest In value are a Lecompton Zditor and
a Judge of the Sopron's Court. The Armee wig bought
with bonds which at par were worth only woo. KO Ike
Jodie ofthe Supreme Court was rttheled with $l,OO
Think at that, a Lae:totem Utter in Wisconsin to he
bad cheaper than a Judge of the Supreme C. port I
The public will look bp the fkili details of the report of
the C.omiolttee with moat lotereet. According , a our
footing op et the above 'Statements, the AtOonata paid
WIT. a., SZ01,11: . . ~ %. . •
..
00 1 100ar ot 'nth,
" Governoes-Prieetet Simmtary, -
Stet. Outten,
Soirems Court,
• 18 State knato'rs; .
' 66 Assemblymen, ,
Legislative Corks,
Editors and others,
-olilary
grateful
careful
of the
ig thy;
°rood total.. , . , PMO°
Tklasoolint of bonds was given to wore lb*
'ortbii bill, and it will *bike theepublle very *rr:l7;
that It pima be tows/liable Wog to Mid seat in Wile
eotoin..!-Chicare .7 . erits.
it • 1 ....4::::,
Too more a meri•ocetlimpliebes, the more be
tii.i) An active foul never grows tufty.
00.000
65000 .
20,000
1.900
2.4:070